Online Bachelor of Science in Interactive Game Design

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Our 100% online BS in Interactive Game Design program offers the insights and abilities you need to develop immersive video game experiences. Coursework provides a fundamental understanding of game functionality, systems design, gameplay mechanics, and the overall user experience. Plus, this bachelor’s degree program is designed to help you build a portfolio of work filled with functional game elements and environments to help you pursue career opportunities in game design and programming.

Your Program Highlights

  • Faculty experts with real-world experience
  • Designed to fit your schedule — your program on your terms
  • Comprehensive, real-world curriculum for game design
  • Learn to create immersive gaming experiences for players
  • Gain proficiencies in systems design, rapid prototyping, and more!

Why Champlain College Online?

Online convenience, industry relevant, skill building—your degree your way:

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100% Online Classes

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